Letters to the Editor
February 18, 2017[…] the church, and if it is worthy to be the rock that will sweep through the world breaking down all other kingdoms before it and bringing man’s will back into line with that of […]
[…] the church, and if it is worthy to be the rock that will sweep through the world breaking down all other kingdoms before it and bringing man’s will back into line with that of […]
[…] Doctrine: Selections from the Sermons and Writings of Joseph F. Smith, 5th ed. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Press, 1919), 136. Alan K. Parrish, “Keys of the Priesthood,” in Encyclopedia of Mormonism, edited by […]
[…] and knocked on his door, his wife would silently lead you into the foyer and in serviceable English politely tell you to wait while she retrieved her husband. The small woman was young and […]
[…] its doom” exhibit familiar alliterative patterns that have always been one of the marks of the best English prose. In 1826, Pratt was seeking a homestead in the Ohio wilderness when the weather caught […]
[…] church affairs in terms of sweetness and light, The Mormon Establishment, in the journalistic tradition, find more news value in clash and conflict than in quiet progress and consensus. Turner’s book comes closer to […]
[…] . . . , op. cit., p. 79. Also interesting are “A Love Affair with Heber Valley USA,” Vogue, February 1, 1958, p. 132; and “The West Coast: Region with a View,” Saturday Review, […]
[…] this appeal for funds was a modest one. Whether any money was sent is doubtful. No other news item is found in Solidarity until the end of the trial. Probably no direct assistance was […]
[…] dimensions in destruction and violence were not brought up. Rather, the lessons were the familiar ones. The search for the missing tribes of Israel was still going on. The world had changed while we […]
[…] left only to meet violence with violence. Even the “hippie” movement may have an element of positive search underneath its dirt, drugs, and escapism. When survival was at stake, material wealth could easily be […]
[…] from that in the sign-lists, which show a quite rational sense of proportion between Egyptian symbols and English sentences, or else this is a “translation” in an entirely different sense. If the few symbols […]